Yup, it going around. We have extreme heat warnings here for most of the next week. Apparently the ALL TIME record for Edmonton is 37 deg C (98 F), and there are a couple days next week that will equal, or potentially surpass that. That's awfully hot for a bunch of pasty white guys
Current conditions and forecasts including 7 day outlook, daily high/low temperature, warnings, chance of precipitation, pressure, humidity/wind chill (when applicable) historical data, normals, record values and sunrise/sunset times
Current conditions and forecasts including 7 day outlook, daily high/low temperature, warnings, chance of precipitation, pressure, humidity/wind chill (when applicable) historical data, normals, record values and sunrise/sunset times
EDIT: For those that care, the UNIT CONVERTER in the link below, by Josh Madison is super handy, it's been on my desktop of work & home computers since the late nineties.....
I'd just like to inform you about a piece of freeware called "convert" by Josh Madison. This is an amazingly useful program - something that every mechanical engineer should have in my opinion! It's function is simple - it converts any unit of measure. Force, mass, volume, acceleration, density...
But when it comes to more techy stuff like Newton-Meters to Ft-lbs, etc, this one has converters for units you've likely never heard of....
Quick, free, online unit converter that converts common units of measurement, along with 77 other converters covering an assortment of units. The site also includes a predictive tool that suggests possible conversions based on input, allowing for easier navigation while learning more about various unit systems.
By Monday, temperatures will be 30 degrees above average. Yeah, it sucks, but I've always felt that we get off easy.
Be safe, folks.
Those of us here in the areas of the continent that have 4 seasons are hearing rumors that some folks in your region may not even have air conditioning, by design.
Those of us here in the areas of the continent that have 4 seasons are hearing rumors that some folks in your region may not even have air conditioning, by design.
We just used our’s yesterday.
normally we get by without
But now? Nope. It will run when the house gets warm.
100+ is rare for us and tomorrow is forecast to be 111...
90 is something that hits and cools off
Whole of next week is in the 90’s.
Our river access is boogered
Quick, free, online unit converter that converts common units of measurement, along with 77 other converters covering an assortment of units. The site also includes a predictive tool that suggests possible conversions based on input, allowing for easier navigation while learning more about various unit systems.
Yup, it going around. We have extreme heat warnings here for most of the next week. Apparently the ALL TIME record for Edmonton is 37 deg C (98 F), and there are a couple days next week that will equal, or potentially surpass that. That's awfully hot for a bunch of pasty white guys
Current conditions and forecasts including 7 day outlook, daily high/low temperature, warnings, chance of precipitation, pressure, humidity/wind chill (when applicable) historical data, normals, record values and sunrise/sunset times
Current conditions and forecasts including 7 day outlook, daily high/low temperature, warnings, chance of precipitation, pressure, humidity/wind chill (when applicable) historical data, normals, record values and sunrise/sunset times
EDIT: For those that care, the UNIT CONVERTER in the link below, by Josh Madison is super handy, it's been on my desktop of work & home computers since the late nineties.....
I'd just like to inform you about a piece of freeware called "convert" by Josh Madison. This is an amazingly useful program - something that every mechanical engineer should have in my opinion! It's function is simple - it converts any unit of measure. Force, mass, volume, acceleration, density...
But when it comes to more techy stuff like Newton-Meters to Ft-lbs, etc, this one has converters for units you've likely never heard of....
Quick, free, online unit converter that converts common units of measurement, along with 77 other converters covering an assortment of units. The site also includes a predictive tool that suggests possible conversions based on input, allowing for easier navigation while learning more about various unit systems.
James
when I lived in France, I used this rule - double the C, add 30 degrees. So for your car - 37*2 =74, plus 30 104. Accurate enough to determine what to wear....
when I lived in France, I used this rule - double the C, add 30 degrees. So for your car - 37*2 =74, plus 30 104. Accurate enough to determine what to wear....
it hit 110 on my deck, but that's direct sun
For more accuracy use: 2C - 10% + 32 = F. The other way: F - 32 + 10% divided by 2.
Easy to do in your head.
Last edited by oletrux4evr; June 30, 2021, 09:49 AM.
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